Booking your Trial
My ultimate goal is for you to love your hair and make up nearly just as much as your soon to be husband.
I want it to be a no brainer that you will love your hair and make up and you wont be sat there on your wedding morning sharing awkward eye contact with your MOH second guessing or worrying you wont like how you look.
This only makes you feel bad and it makes me feel bad. I genuinely care that you LOOK and FEEL the most CONFIDENT & BEAUTIFUL version of yourself.
Already booked your wedding date? Perfect — your trial is included in your package!
Not quite ready to book yet? No problem at all — many brides like to have their trial first. The trial is £200, and if you decide to book one of my bridal packages afterwards, that amount is deducted from your total and becomes your deposit.
I can only take on a maximum 2 Trials per week so if you love what you see and you want to give it a try before you go all in on booking.
I know you probably have loads of questions — here are some FAQs about your trial appointment.
If there's a burning question that isn't answered here please DM me.
1. When should I book my trial?
I’m so excited to offer the option to book your trial before you secure your date.
It’s the perfect way to make sure we’re a great fit and that you love your look before committing to your full package. I want you to have complete peace of mind that we are a perfect fit and I am confident that I can. deliver on my signature styles. You can also secure your date and then have a trial and most brides book their trial 6–12 weeks before the wedding.
If you don’t live in the UK, some of my international brides have had their trial the same week as their wedding.
2. How long does the trial take?
Allow 2–4 hours for your trial. We’ll use that time to talk through your wedding style, try out your chosen looks (or create new ones together), and make adjustments until you’re happy. Allow up to 4 hours if you're having a hair and make up trial.
3. What should I bring to my trial?
Bring any inspiration photos, and photos you don't like, a picture of your wedding dress (if you have it) and any hair accessories or veil you plan to wear. If you’re unsure, don’t worry — I’ll guide you through finding what works best for you. I also have a veil for you to try if you are undecided.
4. What if I don’t know what I want yet?
That’s totally fine (and very common!). The trial is meant to help you figure it out. We can also try 2-3 different styles depending on the hairstyles that you are thinking.
5. What if I don’t like the first look we try?
I LOVE this question. If you don’t love the first look we try, I guarantee I’ll work with you until you do. If, on the very rare chance, we can’t make it work, I’ll return your deposit.
6. Can I bring someone with me?
Yes! You’re welcome to bring one guest for support — sometimes it’s nice to have a trusted friend or family member for feedback.
7. Will my hair and makeup last all day at the trial?
Yes — the products and techniques used will be the same as on your wedding day. It’s a great opportunity to see how everything wears throughout the day.
8. Can I make changes after my trial?
Of course. You can do another trial if you like, if you're undecided, but if you just want to adjust the front pieces or the blush colour you can definitely make tweaks along the way.
9. Should I come with clean or dirty hair?
Arrive with clean, dry, freshly washed hair. If we need to wash your hair because you are going for a soft wave and the style would benefit from it we are in a salon so we can wash your hair if we need to.
10. What happens after the trial?
You’ll receive a summary of your look. I will take photos and videos of the process and I also make notes during and after your trial ...so if something isn’t quite right, we can make adjustments later.